In response to the Oct 16th post by Christina, some clarification is to be made on some of the…read moreinaccurate comments she posted. Perhaps she has us confused with another customer?? We had a total of 2 visits in the "showroom" and only worked with one designer, Taylin. (Who has since terminated her working relationship with this business) . During our second visit, we asked that more specific language, be added to the pending contract. She did not agree to make any addendums to the contract. She continued to state to us that there were allowances in the contract that would take care of everything. We had wanted to be perfectly clear about everything ..sizes, shapes, quality, brand names of products, etc. The only comment made to us was that if our choices of fixtures, tile, ect. go over the allowance, it would be added to the cost of the project. We had hoped for a water tight quote on the cost of the renovation project. We never received an offer to move forward in a transition process with the owner and a "new designer" (??). We were advised that the owner would be "available" to us if need be. You stated in your recent comment that you "reached out to set an appointment with (us), the owner and "our" designer". This is not a true statement. You stated that "our designer" offered a "same day meeting". Again, this is a false statement. We are completely unaware of a new "designer". I do not intend to get into a conflict with this business. I believe they have us confused with another client, as so many statements made by Christina in her post do not relate to our situation. My final comment is "buyer beware"........

Before we decided to go with Summit Kitchen & Bath, we interviewed other kitchen/bath contractors…read morein Summit County and in the Denver metro area. Having experienced past issues with contractors, this time, we needed to be especially careful. Ultimately, we were most impressed with Summit Kitchen and Bath's enthusiasm and resume of work in Shock Hill and other Summit County neighborhoods. Greg has worked on high end kitchens/baths for decades and we knew Brenda before we bought this house. After spending time with Greg and Brenda, we could tell they loved their work and were good at it. Our Eagle's Nest home has an odd kitchen which felt disproportionately small for this almost 4000 sqft home. We believed it was inevitable that we would need to tear out walls to make the kitchen feel proportional to the house. Greg and Brenda were actually excited about the challenges that came with this kitchen remodel. They came up with exceptionally creative design features incorporating elements we never considered. Only someone with Greg's experience could have come up with ideas to make our kitchen finally feel proportional to the house using the same space -- no walls needed to be torn out and he found additional space for cabinets we never considered. Summit's selections of granite, cabinets, hardware, etc. were virtually unlimited. Greg has access to virtually anything. Summit also has connections with many other businesses in Summit County. With Greg and Brenda's referral, we got a great deal on outstanding appliances. After they were done, the kitchen flowed perfectly with the remainder of the house and, based upon the opinion of a real estate broker, enhanced the value of the house more than 4 times the total cost of the renovation. Greg and Brenda were exceptional in coordinating their workers, the various aspects of a renovation, and in sticking to their promised schedule. During the tear out, an unexpected and time-consuming plumbing issue surfaced which could not have been anticipated (bad design not to code when the house was first built); yet, Greg and Brenda were still able to maintain the schedule they promised. They anticipated the unexpected in their scheduling! We were away during much of the renovation. Before we thought to ask for an update, Brenda contacted us with an update. She kept us well informed at every stage of the process. Summit's workers were meticulous in keeping the rest of the home shielded from the construction project. Summit's price for the entire tear out and rebuild was very competitive with even Denver contractors who have much more competition. This has been the best contracting experience we have ever encountered. These folks know what they are doing, love what they do, and do it well!!

Our Copper Mountain condo needed a total remodel. Being new to the area we got a recommendation…read morefrom our realtor for Aspen. I couldn't have been happier. They worked closely with us from moving walls to fit our concept and needs to choosing paint and flooring. They helped us find a building contractor to do the work and vendors to supply sauna, jet tub and everything you could think of. everyone that has seen the remodeled unit says we have the nicest unit in Copper. we love it and would definitely recommend Aspen for any remodeling needs.

We added a small bathroom that was already roughed in. Linda at Aspen Grove was a great resource…read morewho helped us find tile, flooring, cabinet, fixtures, shower door, countertop, and toilet. We saw a photo on their webpage that we liked and she sourced all the material. She even expedited the cabinet so we could start on the project sooner. She was willing to deliver materials for us when we weren't home and couldn't pick them up ourselves. We enjoyed working with her so much that we returned when we did a small bathtub/shower remodel upstairs. She helped us find tile that we really love. Her assistants were very pleasant to work with as well.

I traveled to this place because my on line search claimed they had Daltile…read more I wanted to see some tile ideas. the store was locked and the sign said no one was allowed without an appointment. the man opened the door and was so rude he took my breath away. he looked at my little white dog with such disgust, I thought he would throw up or shoot it so, it's not a store but the personal office of a designer? I normally use designers but man, not tempted to go back.

We did a couple of projects with Summit Design center including a ski locker room and new laundry…read moreroom and were extremely disappointed with the result. The staff at summit design were friendly and accommodating during the design process and we felt good about the project until installation time arrived. First, the cabinets arrived with significant damage which has not been addressed months later. It looks like someone took a hammer to some of the cabinets. Then it quickly became apparent that the installation as designed was not possible. The design by Summit Design was simply flawed and wouldn't work. So we were forced to change the entire design, forced to buy more cabinets and materials, and did not get the design we desired. But the worst part of the project was the contractors that summit design used for installation. They frequently did not show up to work on the project for days at a time, did very sloppy work, were rude, and charged far more than their written quote. The project went so terribly, we are forced to redo it with another firm. So what happened to the friendly folks at summit design when the cabinets we bought from them were damaged, their designs infeasible, and their contractor wrecking our home? They told us they just order cabinets, that the fraudulent design, bad installation and broken cabinets were not their problem. Do yourself a favor and try literally anyone else.

Tania asked all the right questions and turned our home into the contemporary design we had hoped…read morefor. She was sensitive to the needs of my wife who is wheelchair bound and assured that there was plenty of room to manipulate the chair around in the space afforded. Her taste in furniture, flooring and window treatments complimented the views afforded from our home. She handled some difficulties with sub contractors with grace and aplomb to keep the home looking great.

Tania has great taste and is versatile to boot: she worked with our dated space, ever-changing…read morebudget, and existing furniture, mixing pieces of multiple sources and styles, and brought it all together with brilliant vision. She's not only fun to work with, but a boss of a project manager. She'll execute and elevate your vision.

I've worked with Greg at Genesis three times over the past six years. Most recently we did a…read morekitchen renovation. He did a great design and I'm very happy with the way everything turned out. I'd definitely work with Greg again and probably will! I would look at any negative reviews on here with some skepticism.

I called Genesis cabinets regarding a hinge that has gone bad on my cabinets. Although Genesis did…read morenot install my cabinets they offered to order some hinges and send directly to me. Outstanding customer service!! Thank you!!

Thank you so much Michael for doing such an awesome job on my kitchen cabinets!!!! The quality is…read moreoutstanding. I get so many compliments when people come over. Michael is a true artist and very professional. He was very nice to work with and made this process seamless. I will hire him again shortly to do my bathrooms and office space. You rock Michael!!!

Things my husband has had to repair in our brand new cabinetry include the vent hood, one cabinets…read morehinges, our bathroom door push to open feature and a couple other push to open features. Poor quality: a set of window doors three creeks made for us my contractor called a "fifth graders art project" as staples, nails and hot glue were all clearly visible on the backsides. Quoted 4-6 weeks, the project was actually never fully completed but at 14 weeks we went with someone else to fix his mistakes. When mistakes are made, and many were made, owner Michael Ginzel will do anything to avoid liability including just flat out lying and inventing stories to push liability elsewhere. In my case, he said other people threw out imaginary paint he claims to-but never actually did-leave in my house. Even if he isn't lying about this imaginary paint-it was no ordinary paint-it was highly toxic, carcinogenic paint that is too "volatile" to even use on site (his words) and comes with a list of health concerns he emails me, infertility as well. It needs to be in a special storage container for this reason as well, not just under my sink-but-it was a flat out lie. He claims to have left this paint in my sink basin where my toddler could easily reach it, so even his lies are huge mistakes. Scratches were created-perhaps even by his own company moving the doors but he claims other on site workers created them to avoid liability-and his finisher then used the wrong paint to try and fix them which had the wrong color and sheen (which led to the imaginary thrown out paint/avoiding liability story). Using the wrong paint made the imperfections ten times worse than just leaving them alone would have. Then, he wanted more money to fix these imperfections that his own worker Andrew admitted were in his words-"pretty crappy." Over promised, under delivered in every way and every day my husband is fixing something that falls apart. Every mistake made he wanted more money to fix. Screwed up my garden window-he suggested getting a new window to fix the problem. So we decided to get a new window but oh! That will still be a couple thousand extra actually even with the new window. Completely messed up the design of my island cabinets that I never approved the design of because he failed to get confirmation on them from me-he also did not give me a sample door of these to ok before creating-and gave me no rebate on them nor did he fix them so now I just have to live with cabinets I never designed or wanted for my island. If you hire 3 creeks, you'll either be left living with his mistakes, paying him for them or paying someone else for them and you'll be waiting around a long time to do it while Michael legit gaslights you.